If a vote was decided based on sticky notes posted up with resident reaction at the bike skills park open house Wednesday, the proposed facility would be heading for the Riel site.
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Wallaceville residents remain in limbo
One month after town council discussed bringing Wallaceville back to an “undeveloped state” as a mitigation measure, residents of the neighbourhood — one of the hardest hit during the flooding — are still without answers and have had their lives pushed into limbo.
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Some residents left in limbo waiting on DRP answers
It only took until midday of June 20 for Darlene Bradley to know the flood damage to her 110-year-old High River home would be severe.
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Summer of worries for High River mobile home park
While portions of High River rebuild, many residents of Highwood Heritage Estates, a mobile home park in the community’s southeast, have suffered through a difficult, frustrating summer fraught with concerns directed to Lansdowne Equity Ventures Ltd., park owner/operator, and the province itself.
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Cambrian talks pushed to fall
Despite a packed council chamber filled with residents hoping to hear Strathcona County council’s decision on proposed changes to Cambrian Crossing, council approved a motion to stall any verdicts until after the October municipal election.
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Residents want out of Sheep River floodway
Northwest Black Diamond residents who disagree with how the government designated their properties are ready to protest on Friday.
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Saddlebrook open to residents
Though provincial and town authorities understand it’s not home, construction work is ongoing to make Saddlebrook, the first of the temporary neighbourhoods, comfortable and livable for the 1,200 people registered to move in.
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Province can’t say if flood plan will extend to Edmonton residents
EDMONTON – Edmontonians whose homes are on floodways may eventually have the option to relocate, while those living in flood fringe zones may one day be eligible for money to help them flood-proof their homes, says the province.
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Sunnyside residents question city’s response to flooding
Sunnyside residents met last night to air their grievances to city managers and look for solutions after their neighbourhood flooded not once, but twice in the past few weeks.
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Flooded Cloverdale residents vent anger at city
Flooded Cloverdale residents are angry and frustrated with the city’s failure to come up with ways to prevent further flooding.
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